Need help finding this Haugh woodstove Model / Manual

[CLMK]

Hello Everyone, I need help to identify the model of this Haugh woodstove!

My label is partly worn off, unfortunately it's the model info and serial that is gone.

Is anyone able to identify this stove in the picture? Is it rebranded as a century stove? I've done quite a bit of searching and have found similar models but all just a bit different. I have searched the posts but they don't match this one.

Thanks for any help or advice!

Manitoba/Canada)

 

[mellow]

Looks close to a Century: https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/info-on-cfm-wood-stove.168841/

All those Haughs / CFM / Century are pretty close, old 35:1 stoves.

 

[EatenByLimestone]

What does the inside and baffle look like? It looks a bit like my CFM 240007.

 

[Hoytman]

35:1? I think I’m following you, but not sure. Care to elaborate?

There doesn’t seem to be much information on Haughs stoves, especially the older ones, except for information I found and posted here with pictures of older stoves like their “Solarwood”.

 

[CLMK]

Here is the inside, I have not put in the firebricks yet, (want to keep it lighter to move for clearances) Both sides and the back have heat shields. I'm looking for the label and stove model to confirm my clearances. The second picture is the baffle shield, which is removable. I believe it's 11 inches (corner angle installation) from non combustible walls.

As it's in my shop it's 18inches off the floor, my insurance company doesn't require a wett inspection in a shop, but they do have a broker come and look at clearances and set-up in the shop. It's a whole different story if it's in the house.

 

[mellow]

35:1? I think I’m following you, but not sure. Care to elaborate?

35:1 Ratio - Meaning?

I was looking up some things about exemptions at the EPA site. Saw lots of stoves with this 35:1 air ratio. Didn't see a definition of that. I can see the EPA is soon to close the gaps for all wood burning appliances made, even pizza ovens and chimineas. But anyway, would like to know why stoves...

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